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Articles with tag "Moscow"
explainer
Are Moscow’s Summertime Floods and Tornadoes Tied to Climate Change?
As climate change progresses, fears grow over the rising frequency and severity of extreme weather events — and their impact on cities like Moscow.
fryazino fire
At Least 6 Killed in Fire at U.S.-Sanctioned Moscow Electronics Research Building
Platan, a producer of defense electronics, has been under war-related U.S. sanctions since June 2022.
2 Min read
inclement weather
Severe Storm in Moscow Kills At Least 2
Videos shared on social media showed a tornado forming just outside of the Russian capital on Thursday afternoon.
1 Min read
Kuchnia Na Rayone
Moscow Police Arrest 3 After Mass Food Poisoning
Health officials said more than 120 people had sought medical help and at least 30 were in intensive care with suspected foodborne botulism.
1 Min read
foodborne botulism
Dozens Hospitalized in Moscow Amid Mass Food Poisoning Incident
More than 120 people sought medical help following a suspected outbreak of a rare and extremely dangerous food poisoning, health officials said.
2 Min read
river overflow
In Photos: Moscow Partially Flooded By Torrential Rainfall
The rain has disrupted public transport and submerged cars and homes across the Russian capital.
1 Min read
Feature
Moscow’s Relentless Urban Beautification Takes Aim at Historic Kolomenskoye Park
Home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the former imperial estate is now being encroached upon by heavy construction machinery.
6 Min read
back in the ussr
Russia's Communist Party Leads Red Square Induction for Youth Movement
Dvizheniye pervykh (Movement of the First), was sanctioned by the European Union in February 2024.
1 Min read
interview
‘We Will Go Underground’: Russia’s Drag Artists Forced Into the Shadows
In an interview with MT, a former member of Moscow’s drag collectives describes life and drag under Russia’s intensifying anti-LGBTQ+ restrictions...
6 Min read
‘Foreign Agent’
Moscow City Assembly Unseats Exiled Anti-War Deputy
Yevgeny Stupin was among the signatories of a letter that condemned Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
2 Min read
arson attack
Moscow Court Charges 5 Russians With ‘Terrorism’ Over Helicopter Torching
Court authorities accused the group of working on behalf of Ukrainian intelligence services in exchange for money.
2 Min read
contemporary art
Police Search Moscow’s Garage Museum – Reports
It was unclear why police may have been performing searches at Garage.
1 Min read
Feature
Moscow's Plans to Build Atop Radioactive Waste Pipes Spark Alarm from Experts, Industry
Thirty-eight years after Chernobyl, careless urban development risks unleashing another radioactive hazard beneath Muscovites’ feet.
5 Min read
ex-sbu officer
Car Bomb Reportedly Injures Former Ukrainian Agent in Moscow
Vasily Prozorov was injured after an explosive device detonated under his Toyota Land Cruiser, according to state media.
2 Min read
duress suspicions
Crocus Attack Suspects Claim Ukraine Link in New Interrogation Clips
The reliability of information obtained from the suspects has been called into question after they appeared in court with visible signs of abuse.
2 Min read
podcast
Has the Moscow Attack Made Russia More Xenophobic?
Alexander Verkhovsky of the Sova Center and Vika Maladaeva of the Indigenous of Russia Foundation discuss Russia’s problems with xenophobia.
1 Min read
News Analysis
War Escalation, Xenophobia, Death Penalty Talks: What’s Next for Russia After Moscow Concert Massacre?
Experts told The Moscow Times that the attack risks exacerbating already existing tensions.
5 Min read
balmy weather
Record Spring Heat Grips Moscow
The previous record was broken in 1951, when the daily high for April 2 in the Russian capital was recorded at 17.4 degrees C.
2 Min read
torture allegations
Chechen Man Dies in Police Custody After Crocus Attack – Reports
The Chechen opposition group 1Adat, which first reported on Uspanov’s death in police custody, claimed he had been tortured.
2 Min read
Dagestan arrests
Russia Says It Arrested 4 More Moscow Attack Plotters
The FSB said those arrested had provided money and arms for the deadly attack on a Moscow concert hall last month.
2 Min read
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